Our favourite archaeological discoveries from Lindisfarne

[@legionitalia309]

I see a Hilbert!

[@historywithhilbert]

Legionitalia Where!?

[@nickrich56]

Finding a finger bone with rings on it! Can't get more personal than that👍

[@Digventures]

apart from the namestones and white quartz pebbles, it's the first real 'personal' artefact we've had from Lindisfarne :)

[@prof.cecilycogsworth3204]

Runic inscription in the monastery? I love the way you share the field experience with us. Thank you so much!

[@BSWVI]

Love this series, all the way from Victoria, BC, on Canada's Pacific coast! Notifications are on for the big reveal. Thank you for sharing this historic work.

[@Digventures]

Thanks Barb! Glad you're watching from across the seas... looking forward to revealing our most favourite of our favourite finds... just waiting for a few more details to be confirmed before we do!

[@aymarafan7669]

This is very amazing, just so much story involving it! Hilbert suggested I take a date out there!

[@georgeaylard1580]

@Hilbert, this anglo-saxon name stone is amazing because as you see it is a stone with a name on it

[@historywithhilbert]

George Aylard Me; an intellectual.

[@georgeaylard1580]

@@historywithhilbert "iT's a rEAl dEgReE"

[@historywithhilbert]

@@georgeaylard1580 dId I hEaR sOmEoNe SaY vIkInGs?

[@rullmourn1142]

The finger with rings, wow. One of the rings was copper and the other was made of bone. I wonder what size they are.

[@ceeej1290]

Totally digging the first lady with the pin find ;)

[@kevwhufc8640]

Wonderful artifacts, Great archaeology.

[@BListHistory]

I came here for Hilbert 😋 Subscribed!

[@Digventures]

Come for the Hilbert, stay for the nerdy archaeologists

[@historywithhilbert]

B-List History ❤️❤️❤️

[@FanFicnic]

This was delightful!!

[@BillyBobDingo1971]

Cool finds.

[@lmtt123]

Quartz pebbles are indicative of the sanctuary area of a Celtic chapel. Irish monks would decorate the altar area with quartz. As for the finger, that's part of a person's body and should be treated with respect.

[@kaj9245]

Looking good Hilbert.

[@historywithhilbert]

Jack O'Dell Cheers man!

[@neilfleming2787]

so...are the two 'name stones' from the same one? the stone looks about the same

[@theapemen5682]

The guy at 4:23 is a cutie

[@MrUktemplar]

A WILD HILBERT APPEARS!!!

[@historywithhilbert]

Sam Carney *Appears*

[@MrUktemplar]

@@historywithhilbert Wilhelmus van nass ouwe, ben ik, duit sen bloed! Wow what a honour love your content! Your my favourite source of history on the web keep up the great work!

[@historywithhilbert]

@@MrUktemplar Thank you so much man - glad you enjoy my stuff! I'll have coming out about the dig in the near future :)

[@georgenorris2657]

cheeky ending!

[@Digventures]

wink wink

[@jovideos7546]

My best find is when a dropped NY pound on the floor and found another Pou d

[@learnedeldersofteemo8917]

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